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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

For Sheriff,
JOHN w. STRAUGHN,
of Dodge City.
For Register Of Deeds,
T. A. ROTHWELL,
Of Wilbur.
For Treasurer,
FRANK AIKENS,
Of Dodge City.
For County Clerk,
P. J. OPP,
ofSpeareville.
For County Attorney,
w. E. HENDRIKS,
Of Dodge City.
For Coroner,
DIR. d. D. ROSE,
of Dodge City
For Commissioner First District,
J. r. McBREYER,
of Bucklin.
For Commissioner Third District.
CLARENCE PETTY,
Of Dodge City.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06
ADVERTISING RATES.
Republican County Ticket.

For Treasurer,
CHAS. T. VAN VLEIT,
Of Dodge City.
For Register of Deeds.
JOHN GOODWINE,
of Fairview Township.
For Sheriff,
PETER NJ. MEL,
of speareville.
For County Clerk,
SAMUEL GALLAGHER, JR.,
of Dodge City.
For County Attorney,
l.. X. SOPER,
Of Dodge City.
For County Surveyor,
JOHN G. FONDA,
Of Fonda.
For County Coroner,
DIR. D. d. ROSE,
of Dodge City.
For Commissioner First District,
JOHN w. SIDLOW,
OF Pleasant Valley.
For Commissioner Third District,
HARRY B. KARCH,
of Hazlewood.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned has disposed of the
DODGE CRY TINES printing Office to D.
F. Owens, who will conduct the paper in
the future. All subscription accounts
must be paid to Mr. Owens. All adver.
ting accounts due to Oct. 3, must be paid
to the undersigned
regret exceedingly to part with the
TIMES. after connection with it for
about ten years, but shall not altogether
sever my connection with Dodge City in
terests. have labored diligently and
faithfully for Dodge City. since my resi-
dence here, and shall always feel deep
concern in the welfare of the city.
n. B. KLAINE.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

The Ellsworth gas we'll which penetra.
ted through 1874 foot vein of salt, has
struck gas at something over a depth OF
200 feet. When ignited, steady flame
fifteen feet high was maintained. Ellis
worth is certainly in luck.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

The Winfield Courier is after its delin.
quent subscribers. 1t has collected,
through the courts, $1.75 from a sub.
scriber who removed to ILLINOIS without
settling. The costs to the delinquent in
the case were S26.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

Any town that is crushed by the clos
ing of the saloon ought to be crushed.
Any town that cannot live without whis.
ky ought to die. A town in this respect
is a good deal like man.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

Jay Gould has no fear of financial
trouble at this time. He says the scare
is ''senseless and unreasonable The
Globe Democrat says money is plenty in
all the trade centers except New York
and Boston and that therefore there will
be no trouble in getting money enough
to move the crops
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

Wheelbarrow parties are said to be the
latest in st. Louis The swell young
man of St. Louis calls upon his young
lady with wheelbarrow. instead of a
buggy, and takes her out for air and ex.
ercise, that is when it don't rain.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

The citizens of Greensburg exhibited
so much satisfaction upon securing rail
road connection with the Rock Island
that they furnished bountiful supplies OF
oysters, cider and cigars to the track lay.
ers af the road when they reached the
town.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

Kansas has richer, deeper and more du-
rable soil than any other state in the
union. 1t is unrivalled in soil and eli.
mate, but its browning glory is the in.
telligence, integrity and loyalty of its
citizens.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

1t is reported that Roscoe Conkling has
openly expressed a preference for Gen.
eral Sheridan for Republican candidate
for President, and has declared purpose
to take the field for him if nominated.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06
PROHIBITION COUNTY CON
VENTION.

A mass convention of the members of
the Prohibition party of Ford county,
will be held at the court house on Satur.
day, October 9Th, at 2 O clock. p. m. BY
order of the committee.
E. ID. SWAN, Chairman
E. T. Thome, Secretary.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

The St. Louis Globe Democrat, says:
There is not much talk about politics in
the Grand Army ranks, but among the
republican members the presidential
choice is Bob Lincoln by large majority.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06
Democratic County Ticket.

For Sheriff,
H. B. BELL,
of Dodge City.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE B. cox,
of Dodge City.
For Register of Deeds,
VIZ. Petition,
Of Dodge City.
For County Clerk,
JOHN F. CAMPBELL,
For County Attorney,
W. E. HENDRICKS,
of Dodge City.
For Surveyor,
GEORGE w. POTTER,
Of Dodge City.
For Coroner,
DIR. DAVIS,
Of Spearevillc.
For Commissioner First District.
OLIVER HOUSEHOLDER.
For Commissioner Third District,
PHILLIPS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

Professor Snow, of the Kansas State
University, reports the rainfall of August
forty per cent above the average. and
that it has been exceeded by only five
Augusts in twenty years. He thinks the
two years drouth will now be followed by
two years of excess rather than deficiency
of rain fall.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06
DUN's REPORT.
Money Market Feeling Changed by
Treasury Purchases.
But Thus Far Legitimate Business
has not Derived Much Relief
From the Increase in
Circulation.
Money Abundant on Good CoIlat-
erai Security, but on Com
merciaI Paper as Scarce
as It Was two
Weeks Ago.


as It Was two
Weeks Ago.
r. G. Dun & Co. in their weekly re-
view of trade says: Treasury purchases
of bonds have greatly changed the feel
ing in the money market, but without
giving much relief as yet to legitimate
business. There are two money markets
to adjust now. Money on call for spec
ulation on good collateral is in ample
supply, but money on time for CONNER
cial paper is almost as scarce as it was
fortnight ago. AS long as bankers feel
uncertain regarding the financial future
they prefer to keep their resources with
in reach. Meanwhile trade is at all
points active and large in volume, with
hopeful feeling prevalent, and the lack
of available funds is by many attributed
rather to the swelling volume of business
than to the absorption of capital in new
enterprises or speculations. During the
week the treasury has put out s., 200, 600
more than it has taken in, about S6,OOO,-
600 of certificates having gone into cir
culation in place of bonds.
Railroad traffic and clearings continue
encouraging, and the stock market,
though it reached little from the rapid re-
covery of last week has since been
stronger IN tone. On the whole wheat
has been active and stronger, advancing
about two and One-half cents, and corn
has been stronger. Oil has weakened,
and coffee, though maintained in price,
is dull Hogs and pork are cheaper,
though lard slightly advanced.
The coal output last week was 121 ,531
tons below that of the corresponding
week last year, and. an advance is pro-
posed Wool sales at Boston are in guam
tity less than half those of last year.
Wooden goods are in moderate demand,
and cottons though far from active are
steady at current prices.
After an unusually large distribution
lAe one feature of i'll omen is that the av-
erage liabilities Of firing failing for the
last quarter amount to SS7,64 against
only $14,0 for the same quarter last
year, indicating an unwholesome expan-
sion of credits in some directions. The
failures for the third quarter of 1887
number /, 93S in the United States and
3O8 in Canada, against 1, O32 in the United
States for the third quarter in 1886, and
25S in Canada. The increase in number
is trihing, but the reported liabilities of
firms failing in the United States fOI the
- ara. 022, $50 against $26, 227,-
quarter Were '"st wear, and in
$50 for the same quarter to-. -.
Canada SO, 1896. 529 against 81, 921 ,913 las,
year. While the volume of liabilities
was much swelled by few heavy spec
ulative disasters, the fact that large in
crease appears in every section of the
country indicates marked expansion of
commercial obligation.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

There is an old saying that there is no
fool like an old fool; but it does not
seem to apply in the case of the Tennessee
young man who recently elOped with his
aged stepmOther.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

The new wine-rOOm tax law Of Georgia
imposes yearly tax of $4,000 on all
wine-rooms which, under the local option
laws of the state. are allowed.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06
MILLIONS OF ACRES OPEN
FOR SETTLEMENT.

The land department at Washington
has given notice that millions of acres of
railroad indemnity lands will be open tt
settlement by homesteader and pre-
emptors within q few months. These
lands are among the best lands ever Of
fered west Of the Mississippi river and in
the Gulf States. Such an opportunity
for the young people of this nation to
acquire real estate for the mere taking
will never occur again, as the public lands
will by another year be practically ex-
hausted. Therefore the struggle for
homes and land will resemble Europe.
All who are about to start for the west
or to locate on Southern railroad lands
will find Cops Settlers Guide of special
service-published by Henry N. Copp,
Washington, d. c.; price Is cents.
1t tells all about the homestead, pre-
emption. timber culture, and other land
laws; how to decipher surveyed town
ship, section, and qusrter-section corners;
how long residence must be continued;
what settlement and improvements must
be shown; how and on what grounds
contests against abandoned and illegal
entries can be commenced; location of
government land offices and names of
land officers, and it would doubtless save
many settlers from the loss of their land
and improvements, as designing people
often mislead uniformed settlers as to
the requirements of the settlement laws
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

The Republicans of Ford County NOM
mated J. w. Sidlow commissioner for the
first district, and H. B. Karch commits
sioner for the third district.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

Some sage, it might have been SOcra'
tes King Solomon or VIM. Nye, says eat
oysters in mOnthsthat have in them and
drink whisky in months that have k in
them.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

1t appears from Dun's trade review that
the present lack oil available funds is at
tributable rather to the swelling volume
of business than the absorption of CAPT.
tai in new enterprises and speculation.
This, with the large excess of the outgo
over the income of cash in the national
treasurey, has added to the hopeful feel
ing to which the apprehension of fort
night ago has given way and it is most
gratifying to note the encouraging out
look that now seems perceptible in all de-
departments of mercantile business
Manufacturers interviewed by Brad
streets says they have found no trouble
In their line Of business from the strin-
gency. Trade Is good and collections as
easy. Railroad earnings are still large
and show prosperity for those companies
and activity in commercial circles gene
rally. The New York bank statement
shows gain Of 81 800, 600 in surplus re-
serve.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

A Kansas man has explained mira
Gle. He was on the shore of Galilce
whom = longing seized him to 60 over the
wavcs to where Christ walked on the
water. On returning the boatnian charg-
ed him ten dollars for the trip He paid
Il. but with some words Of euphony re
marked that il was mo wonder Christ
walked. = sa,.. !.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

No other state in the union has as goot
church and school privileges as Kansas
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

Before this thing is over the condemn
ed anarchists will hear something drop.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

The following new Santa Fe branches
have been completed and were put in OPP
Grafton on Saturday, October 1: Null
vane extention, from Spivey to West
Haven, Comanche county; Larned ex-
tension, from Burdett to Jetmore; Strong
City extension, from Gladstone to Man
chester; Ellinor extension, from Ellinor
to Bazaar; Benedict extension. from To-
rontO to Madison; Augusta extension
from Auguata to Mulvane; the Southern
Kansas and Panhandle railroad, from
the east line of Clark county to Ashland;
the Denver & Santa Fe railway, from
Pueblo to Denver.
A tally-sheet of the industries pursued
at the agricultural college by students
last year shows the following facts: Of
the young men, there are in carpentry
for one or more terms, 229; in farm and
garden, "a; in printing SO, in telegraphy,
81, in special duties 8. Ofyoung women.
1O3 took sewing, 30 cooking, 20 dairying,
40 instrumental music, 26 printing, and Z
telegraphy, having special duties in the
library Manhattan Industrialist.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-10-06

d. r. Anthony has consumated the sale
OF the Leavenworth Times to stock com
pany. composed principally to New Eng
land men. with fair proportion of citizens
OF LeavenwOrth represented in its owner
ship.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-02-16

f0rslag ON att lagga en- viss landstrac
ka till Marshall co. Potters bill, at
f1rhindra agenter och andra att inkas
sera mer an den lagliga rantan for ut
lanande penningar, antogs.
Under det discussion f0rdes har Of
yer underrattade talmannen husets
medlemmar att en- komitee af arkitek.
ter f0rklarat byggnaden osaker. HUI.
set adjournerade derf0r att mota
Market Hall pa mandagen XII. 2.3O
en-.
L6rdagen den IL febr.
SENATEN. En- stor del senatorer voro
afagsna, da de begagnat sig af tillfal-
let att medf0lja den fria exkursionen
till st Peter. Som qvorum dock gafs,
framlades en- hel del forslag af mlndre
intresse. Komiteerna rapporterade
och rekommenderade bland annat f0l-
jande forslag: ON battre skydd for
fisk och fagel; ON etablerandet af
en- stats-signal-byra; rattighet for
universitetet att salja fruktfarmen vid
Minnetonka. Senaten beviljade huset
rattigher att fytta till Market Hall.
Guvern0ren har undertecknat "high
licens" billcn. -"
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-02-16
LEGISL A TU R E N.
Mandagen den Z febr.

SENATEN Goodrich inlemnade en-
bill, fordrande EFT anslag af $500 for en-
Drobyggnad ofver Blue Eart-fo1en i
Fariebault CO likaledes en- ON ett an
Stag af $500 till byggandet af en- bro
0fver ovfannamnde fiod BlueEart co.
Comstock foreslog att l0nen for audi
torn Beltrami. co. blir 5000 och ditto
for "judge of probate $780, Sampson
inlemnade f1rslag ON EFT upprattan-
de af ett nytt skoldistrikt Polk CO..
Olika anslag begardes for statens in
rattningar.
HUsEr. Flere kommitee-rapporter
inlemnades. Donnelly inlemnade en-
resolution, uppmanande jernvagskom-
missarerna att unders0ka ON det ar
andamalsenligt att tvinga iernvagsbo-
lagen att uppvarma passagerarevag-
narne med anga och att undvika be-
gagnandet af fotogenlampor i vagnar-
ne. Petit inlade en- bill, bestammande
statssekreterarens lon till So, 500.
Tisdagen den febr.
SENATEN. Bowen inlemnade en-
bill, ON att afgiften sofvagn pa jern.
banorna bestammes till rs cts for 10C
mil och 8 mills" for hvarje mil der
ut0fyer, men intet fall skall afgiften
Ufverstiga 81. Den som ofvertrade1
denna bestammelse b0te fran $25 till
800. Fran guv. McGill ingick bud
skap, att han underskrifvit hera lag
fUrslag, msn ALA dessa vsro utaf lokal
beskaffenhet. 2
HUsET. Manga nya f6rslag inlemna
des. ALA voro utaf lokal art utom et1
af Rogers angaende insurance COM
missioner Rogers onskar att dennt
tjensteman skall lemnas storre maxi
och myndighet gent emot forsakrings
bolagen an, hyad nu ar f0rhallandet
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-02-16

sultatet i arbetet vissa stycken kom
ma 0fverens ON att icke komma 0fver
ems. Delta var sarskildt fallet met
matematiken och naturvetenskaperns
SAINT pedagogiken. Klassikerna, me
made en- del af komiteen, finge ej un
dantrangas af naturvetenska. erna m
m. och vice versa. En- SAX betonades
da och betonas har anye, att man kan
svarligen vara dagar vid vara skolor
lagga for mycken vigt vid pedagogik
och metodik. Ire fjerdedelar for att
ej saga fyra femtedelar, af de stude
rande som hinna gsnom andra och
tredje klasse1na sysselsHtta sig langre
eller kortare It'd med att halla engelsk
eller svensk skoia, kanske badadera.
Det ar oforsvarligt att utsands dem
utan att hafva gifvit dem undervisning
ON huru man skall inratta, discipline
ra och framfor ALT undervisa en- sko-
la. Antingen gor man helt och hallet
fiasko som skollarare eller atminstone
far man likt vissa qvacksalvare till
lakare experimentera pa barnen. Ell
underligt ON man som alltfor ofta ar
fallet hyser misstroende till vara sko-
lor och dem som der utbildas. Jag
hoppas dock att vara skolor skola ha-
danefter kunna motsvara de ansprak
man staller pa dem.
En- AMMAN SAX diskuterades afven in.
ON komiteen neml. fragan ON exami-
ma. Vid somliga af skolorna fore
kommer en- liten kort, litet betydande
offentlig examen, vid andra en- strang
skriftlig, iva ganger ON aret. Man
kunde dock ej fstta nagra beslut, utan
ofverlemnade examinerandet At hvar-
je skolas for godtfinnande. Det ma
tillatas att tillaggas, att den skola som
examinerar strangt och rattvist, vim
ner derpa i langden.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-02-16
Qbzerverat
De som annu ej betalt afgif-
ten for tidningen fSr 1882, ,om-
bedes van1igen att skyndsam-
mast insanda densamma.
KON G. r ESSEN,

SENATEN. Husets gjorda foran
dringar, rorande senatens forut antag
ma f0rslag ON upprattandet af en- mi
litarstation vid Denver Colorado f01
100000, godkandes; afven antogs f0r
slaget att ansla $4,000 for ink0p al
utsade at de genom torkan iTexas Ii
dande. F0rslaget ON anlaggandet al
en- jernvag genom Fort Meade-mili
talreservationen nixon fran veder
borande utskott med rekommenda-
tion. F0rslaget att aterbetala de pen
ningar, som form af krigsskatt al
olika slater och territorier utgj orts
Under krigen, antogs, llkaledes for.
slaget ON f0rbud for kongressens
fmedlemmar att upptrada som advoka.
ter for jernvasbolag, som fatt land at
regeringen. Afven antogs f0rslaget
ON byggandet af en- bro 0fver Missis.
sippi floden vid Dubuque, Iowa, SAINT
5evillningen for indianernas under,
aall, utom det att en- massa pensions
oillar antogos. For kustf0rsvaret, till
uppf0randet af fastningar och anskaf-
fandet af tidsenliga kanoner, ,beviljades
s21 100000 F0rslag vacktes att for
bjuda invandring af utlandingar, som
ingatt arbetskontrakt med arbetsgif.
ware har landet. Eft memorial fran
borgare New Lebanon Ohio, gaen-
de ut pa att underhandlingar borde
bringas q bane till en- f0rening mellan
Canada och F0renta Staterna, inlem-
nades. Det fran Huset remitterade
forslaget, att forbiuda personer re-
geringens tjenst att forhyra fangar ell
ler utlemna fangarbete genom kontrakt
antogs. Eft buskap inlemnades fran
presidenten, hvarmed f0ljde en- mangd
Observation-Disclosures, r0rande ut och
invandringen, hvi,ket ALT sandes till
utskottet for yttre angelagenheter.
HUsET. Forslaget ON byggandet af
en- bro 0fver Mississippi foden vid
Dubuque, Iowa, godkandes. Till upp-
f0randet af en- regeringsbyggnad i
Owensboro, KY, ansIogs $4,000.
Tvenne presidentens budskap, hvari
han .uttalade sitt veto mot visa 1T
kongressen beviljade pensionsfor-
ylag, framlades af talmannen. Knute
Nelson's f0rslag, att regerings DOM
stolar skola halla ting Duluth, Mimi,
SAINT ett samma rigtning gaende for-
slas ON tings h&llande st. Joseph och
Hennibal, Mo-, antogos. Vagratt ge-
nom indianterritoriet beviljades Chi
cage, Kansas & Nebraska banans bo-
lag For fullbordandet af regerings.
byggaden i Detroit, Mich, anslogs
$l25,0OO, for en- regeringsbyggnad
Houston Texas $4,000 och for en-
Denver $575,OOO Salt Lake & Fort
Douglass banans bolag beviljades vag-
ratt genom Fort Douglass militarre-
servation. F0rslaget att h0ja l0nerna
ct konsulerna och gesandterna gaf an
ledning till en- haftig debatt, dock utan
afg0rande resultat. Eft budskap in
lemnades fran presidenten, hvari han
uttalade slit v ct O mot billen, som till
erkande pension at ALA, som minst tire
manader tjenstgjort under kriget.
Upplasningen af presidsntens akt-
stycke foljdes med stor uppmarksam-
het. saval billen som budskapet
3fverlemnades till pensionsutskottet.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-02-16
ALLMANNI NYHETER,


SkarIakansfober upptrader epide.
miskt pa flera platseri Trempeean CO.
i Wisconsin.
Hans GundersOn d8dades harom
dagen vid fallning af ett trad narhe.
ten af Cameron, Wis.
KlAdesfirman Goldsmith BROS.
Philadelfia har gjort konkurs med
skulder uppgaende till 100000.
En- vagnslast med bier togs hlirom
dagen beslag Des Moines, Iowa
Varan var sand fran Rock Island.
skarlakansfebcr grasserar ORC.
vackande grad Madison, Wis. Flera
d0dsfall hafva redan f0rekommit.
Eft starkt sn0 stall intraffade tors.
days San Franciscqs Snan lag pa
formiddagen anda tpl tss djEp,
LOgans verk, "Den frivillige sol
daten Amerika" kommer att utgifvas
pa Chicagofirman r. s. Peale 6 Comps
f0rlag.
INOrdvesteTn fabricerades under
forlidet ar 4,575, ,531 600 takspan vid
sagverken, hvilket ar S5O, ,OO0, 900 mera
an aret f0rut.
Eek. guv. Pierces Dakota dotter
har intradG i aktenskap med mr.. James
A. Haight. Vigselakten f0rrattades i
guvern0rens residens.
DOktorsdiplOm erhallas ganska
latt har landet, dock beror det en- hel
del pa hvem som afyttrar dem. I tors
days arresterades Boston en- man som
utbj0d dylika diplomer.
Western National Bank New
York har Walt finansministern Manning
till president och f1rbundsskattma-
staren Jordan till vice president. E.
Blankenhorn ar utsedd till bankens
kass1r. v-.-..-- q
EuAiigt senare berakningar befun-
no sig pa jernvagst&get, som f6rolyc-
kades yid Woodstock Vermont, 70 re-
sande och IL jernvagstjensteman, i ALT
S5 personer, af hvilka 80 omkommo och
36 sarades; IL fortsatte resan och
atervande till hemoften.
Gripna brotts'ingar. Fran Pitts
burg, Pa, skrifves att medlemmar
af det r0fvarband, SOM nyligen pa ett
Pittsburg & Cleveland banans jern-
vagstag med valid franryckt inbiotts.
tjufven McMunn url polisens hander,
blifvit gripna. Jerhyagsbolaget har
utlofvat 81 900 beloping at den som
griper hela bandet. =
KOnxressen har nu endast IA da
gar till att radsla. AT IA bevillnings-
lagar hafva endast ep gait igenom; de
ofriga ligga dels sthaten, dels aro de
under behandlingN i huset. Dertill
kommer ytterligare fragan ON bevill-
ningen till forsvarsyerket hvilken un-
der narvarande forhallanden icke ger
ma tai nagot upesknf. g"t a'
En- stark cykIpn dreg fredags
morse 1fver staden canton, ILL.,, dock
utan att g0ra nago4 vidare skada. 1
louisville deremoti brot stormen lbs
med sadan valdsamhet, att en- stor
forodelse uppkom. Rotfasta trad upp-
rycktes med r0tteria, husen rampone-
rades, f0nster krdsades, skorstenar
nedrasade o. s. VI F8rlusten uppskat-
tas till $1,000.
EIdsvador. Ell utbrot torsdags
j en- kinesisk tvattdnstalt San Fran
cisco. Huset instdrtade; hvarvid fyra
af brandkaren begafdes under spill
rerna. En- af dem vid namn John Will
kinson .d0dades ogonblickligen, me-
dan de andra erhollo lifsfarliga ska
dor. Man befarar att fera lik af kline
ser befinna sig under ruinerna. ons-
days matt utbr0t cid iArnots hyrkusk-
stall i st. Louis, hvarvid fyra personer